In coaching, insights can come quickly. We talk, we reflect, we gain clarity. However, without a daily practice of intentions and reflection, most of those …
Crisis is not a problem to solve, but a passage to cross — a liminal space where meaning breaks down and vertical growth becomes possible. …
A brief summary of my research Dreams have always intrigued me. Some of them fade quickly, but others stay with us for years because they …
Recently, I completed reading Irvin D. Yalom’s newest book, Hour of the Heart: Connecting in the Here and Now (Yalom, 2024). In this work, Yalom once …
No. Every team is a type of group — but not every group is a team. Lately, “team” has become a fashionable word. People often say “our …
As social human beings with an innate tendency toward self-actualization, we carry both personal and social identities— and these two spheres are tightly intertwined. The dynamics …
In the past, I researched the phenomenon of multilingualism and discovered that multilinguals develop multiple belief systems and a more complex identity with layered sub-identities. …
Today, I read Daniel Sanderson’s article about the Bowman-Hanna debate between conceptualism and non-conceptualism. In the article, he briefly explains that conceptualism suggests innate concepts …
Learning and change are inherently creative processes. The Latin root of the word *”create,” creare,* means “to bring into being” or “to make grow,” encapsulating …